DXF Viewer
Explore DXF CAD drawings with layer toggles, color coding, grid overlay, and PNG export.
Drop a .dxf file here or browse
DXF format (AutoCAD Drawing Exchange Format)
Supported entities
DWG files require conversion to DXF format. Use AutoCAD, LibreCAD, or online converters.
Navigation
Drag to pan the view, scroll to zoom in/out. Double-click to fit all entities in view.
Layer control
Toggle individual layers on/off to isolate parts of the drawing. Each layer gets a unique color.
DWG vs DXF
DWG is a proprietary format. This viewer supports DXF (the open interchange format). Convert DWG to DXF using AutoCAD or online tools.
Export options
Take a screenshot as PNG or copy entity statistics to clipboard for documentation.
About this tool
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Upload a DXF file
Drag and drop your DXF CAD file onto the viewer or click to browse.
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Navigate the drawing
Use scroll to zoom, click-drag to pan, and the layer panel to toggle layer visibility.
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Review layers and entities
Toggle individual layers on/off, view entity counts, and explore drawing dimensions.
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Export or share
Export the current view as a PNG screenshot for sharing with non-CAD users.
- Turn off heavy layers (hatching, dimensions) to speed up rendering on complex drawings.
- Use the fit-to-screen button to quickly reset the view if you get lost while panning.
- DXF files in older AutoCAD formats (R12-R14) are the most universally compatible.
- The viewer is read-only, so you cannot accidentally modify the original file.
- Browser-based DXF viewing with no AutoCAD license required
- Layer toggle panel for showing and hiding individual layers
- Color coding, grid overlay, and multiple background themes
- Zoom, pan, and fit-to-screen navigation controls
- Export current view as PNG screenshot
- Reviewing architectural or engineering drawings without purchasing CAD software
- Sharing annotated views of floor plans with clients who do not have AutoCAD
- Checking layer organization and naming in DWG files received from contractors
- Quickly verifying dimensions on a mechanical drawing during a meeting